Fetch.ai launches $10M accelerator for AI agent startups
Fetch.ai has launched a $10 million accelerator program to empower startups in AI agents, quantum computing and high-performance technology.
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The city of Vancouver, Canada, is considering banning bitcoin (BTC) automated teller machines (ATMs) due to money laundering issues, the Next Web reported on June 5.The mayor of Vancouver, Kennedy Stewart, has reportedly suggested a complete ban on bitcoin ATMs in connection with the increasing number of money laundering cases. A police report cited by…

FSB calls for stricter oversight against AI vulnerabilities
FSB explores AI’s potential to revolutionize finance while spotlighting risks like fraud, data governance, and systemic vulnerabilities.

Number of DAOs increases 8X along with spike in votes and proposals
The total number of DAOs has increased dramatically over the past 12 months along with their participation rates, but it may not mean decentralized governance is catching on. 202 Total views 12 Total shares The total number of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO), the number of governance proposals put forward, and the number of votes cast,…

Wall Street’s EDX crypto exchange hits $36B trading volume in 2024
According to EDX Markets, its average daily volume rose by 59% over the third quarter of 2024.

3 Reasons for the Bitcoin Price ‘Halving Dump’ From $10K to $8.1K
Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped from $10,000 to $8,100 within just over a day, as it plunged by 9% in a single hour. It liquidated $200 million worth of shorts, obliterating the futures market.The three key reasons that triggered the immense Bitcoin correction were: strong multi-year resistance area above $10,000, whales moving to short the market…

Decade after Ethereum ICO: Blockchain forensics end double-spending debate
Magazine and Gray Wolf’s investigation concluded that Bitcoin was not double spent in Ethereum’s 2014 ICO, but illicit actors may have laundered their dirty crypto.

OKEx May Delist Ethereum Classic If It Doesn’t Upgrade Its Security
ETC’s bad month isn’t over yet. ETC is facing delisting from OKEx in the wake of a 51% attack that cost the exchange $5.6 million.According to a report recently released by OKEx, the perpetrators registered five accounts between June 26 and July 9, 2020, subsequently depositing 68,230.02 ZEC (worth more than $5 million) on their…